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Ideal man / womans career - 5/14/2008 6:20:09 AM

missturbation

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Another distraction lol
I regularly get cm mail that states i'm the perfect woman.
Submissive (yep), smart (debatable), pretty (eye of beholder and all that) and that to top it all off i run a pub (true).
However they fail to miss that running said pub is 24/7 and sometimes life gets in the way of life and i have no time to *play* (grrrrr hate that term). They forget that quite often my living quarters are a bomb site, no time to clean. They forget that i quite often don't cook ameal for days on end, in fact sometimes don't eat for days on end!
Not my idea of the perfect slave lol.
Anyways what career would your perfect woman / man have?

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RE: Ideal man / womans career - 5/14/2008 7:05:07 AM

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My own career is unusual. Typically I travel to Europe or the Far East for one week out of the month. The rest of the time I spend about an hour a day working on the computer from my home; sometimes more right before a trip. It makes it easy to schedule time for sessions.

I never think in terms of my partner having a certain career, or even working certain hours. I would want them to be happy with whatever career they have chosen. My stepfather had a stroke after working at a job that he hated for almost two decades. I was sitting on his hospital bed and he grabbed my hands and asked me to make him a promise. He told me to never, ever take a job that I hated, and if I found that I grew to hate it to leave it and find something better. That can be tough when economic times are bad, but I appreciated his heartfelt advice. A person spends way too much time at work to hate their job.

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RE: Ideal man / womans career - 5/14/2008 8:38:24 AM

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I would like someone with an enormous trust fund.........or a blue cross card. LOL

Really, chamberqueen is so right---I would like my partners to have jobs they like, so they are happier in life. I have had some deeply horrible jobs, and I watched my mother get eaten alive by hers, so contentment is more important. Now, I am not speaking of "fulfillment" or any such nonsense, just being able to get up in the morning and not dread leaving for the office.

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